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Trump: We are talking with Iran.
Iran: There is no meeting whatsoever.
Who is lying?

Trump's threats toward Iran's energy infrastructure could have potentially catastrophic consequences for the future of regional oil production (this is a threat to all parties), and attacks on power plants risked transforming Iran into a failed state where 92 million desperate, water-starved people live.
It is now clear that Trump wants to end the war and prevent a major escalation. The fact is, the war has reached its limits and markets have begun to realize this. This is a positive situation and the market is responding accordingly.
Markets are justifiably skeptical that Trump could declare

Iran War - Hormuz Global Economy and Energy Crisis
• Historic Disruption in Energy Supply:
The largest supply disruption in history is occurring in oil and refined products. The barrel price of oil could reach $200 by 2026 if the war continues for an extended period.
• Inflation and Recession Risk:
Rising energy costs on a global scale will slow growth, increase unemployment, and push economies into a severe recession.
• Logistics and Transportation Under Strain:
Price increases particularly in diesel and jet fuel; shipping, air, and truck transportation are facing difficulties. This situation

Despite Iran's weakness, it has demonstrated a major impact on the global economy. By using small-scale and low-cost weapons against highly advanced and expensive missile systems, Iran has shown it can create a long-term threat capable of attacking infrastructure across the Gulf.
This is Iran's biggest leverage. They will use this leverage to the fullest. In this way, they are pressuring Trump and Israel. They are also involving world public opinion in the process by affecting energy markets.

Gold today experienced significant volatility due to (Trump's weekend comments and today's pullback). It declined to the $4100 level.
The $4500 region is positioned as resistance. Breaking above this level would bring $4850 into focus.
Support: $4324
Buying in the short term may be risky. In the long term, it can be used as a gradual buying opportunity.
#Altın # gold #XAUUSD

Trump's decision to withdraw the order to attack Iran's power plants was influenced by:
1. Iran's statement that it would attack the power plants of Gulf countries. Fear that this could trigger war and destabilize the region.
2. Pressure from Gulf countries on Trump.
3. Criticism from Europe.
4. Market disruption was effective.

If Iran gradually opens the Strait of Hormuz to passage, this would be positive for the market. If they fail to do so, this would be a reason for selling. Right now everything depends on whether negotiations will begin and how effective the next move by the US military will be.
Otherwise, markets will continue from where they left off on Friday.

Markets have turned into a sea of blood! 🚨
Trump is threatening on one hand, while buying time by saying "we're talking" on the other.
What should small investors do in this chaos?
Where is the last stand in Gold, Silver, Stock Market, and Cryptocurrencies? Be sure to watch!
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#Altın # Silver #Borsa #Bitcoin #Dolar #Bist100 #Ethereum #Quantfury #FED #nasdaq #spx500 #spx #dxy #US10Y #Faiz #TCMB #petrol #natural gas

Iran: There are no negotiations whatsoever. Trump is waging psychological warfare. The Strait of Hormuz will not return to pre-war conditions until this situation ends.

Breaking News⚠️
Trump: We have established communication regarding ending hostilities with Iran.

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Summary of the Cost of the Iran War to the USA (as of March 22, 2026):
The war began on February 28, 2026 and is ongoing. Costs are rising rapidly, driven primarily by expensive ammunition (missiles, interceptors), air/naval operations, and losses.
• First 6 days (Pentagon official estimate): $11.3 billion (reported in closed briefing to Congress; includes ammunition + some operational expenses, but excludes pre-positioning and full repairs).
• CSIS (think tank) estimates:
• First 6 days: $12.7 billion (ammunition ~$5.6 billion, including losses + operations).
• Day 12: $16.5 billion.
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💥S&P 500 lost critical support at 6,650.
#SPX500

Geopolitical tensions (particularly the Iran/US-Israel axis, potential Strait of Hormuz closure) pushing oil higher, with gold/silver supported as safe havens but experiencing corrections recently.
US markets are declining due to oil-driven inflation concerns and risk-off sentiment. Markets are quite volatile; trade carefully. Stay away from leverage.